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For smaller properties, some insurance carriers will cover multi-family buildings under homeowners insurance. Speak to a broker to get the right policy for your specific needs.

Can I Protect My Rental Property with Homeowners Insurance?

You’ve just bought a rental property or you’re about to rent your home. Maybe you’ve inherited a home and want to rent it rather than sell it. Or you’ve bought…

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New York City requires landlords to post a number of signs and notices, depending on building size.

What’s Your Sign? NYC Landlord Requirements for Signs & Notices

Various New York laws require landlords to post specific signs and notices for tenants. These include the Housing Maintenance Code (part of the NYC Administrative Code), the Multiple Dwelling Law,…

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Building Owners - Lower your building insurance costs

10 Ways to Lower Building Insurance Costs

When you get new insurance for your building or renew an existing policy, a representative from the insurance company will visit your property to evaluate it before setting your insurance…

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Building owners need renters insurance if they are their own tenant

Owner-Occupied Buildings: Why Building Owners Might Need Renter’s Insurance

While it might sound strange for a property owner to need renter’s insurance, this is often the case for owner-occupied buildings. A number of the building owners we insure in…

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NYC electronic recycling

NYC Electronics Recycling: Solutions for Buildings of All Sizes

Electronic devices represent the largest, fastest-growing component of hazardous waste sent to landfills, and New York City prohibits residents from disposing of electronics in the trash. Fortunately, the city offers…

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say no to kitchen fires

12 Tips to Avoid Kitchen Fires (and What to Do if One Occurs)

It isn’t just sharp knives and overindulgence in cooking wine that makes kitchens dangerous places. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), cooking fires are the leading cause of…

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Home Replacement Cost vs. Market Value: What’s the Difference?

Homeowners often wonder why their home's replacement cost differs from its market value and how those two numbers should affect homeowners insurance decisions. Your home’s replacement cost reflects what it…

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Warning Signs Your Home Could Need a New Roof

Warning Signs Your Home Could Need a New Roof

The roof is one of the most essential—and expensive—parts of your home. While a roof is built to last years, it will need to be eventually replaced. Also, the actual…

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Eco-Friendly Appliances Offer Long-Term Savings and Environmental Benefits

Eco-Friendly Appliances Offer Long-Term Savings and Environmental Benefits

When it comes time to replace appliances, low- to mid-price devices can save money up front while eco-friendly appliances typically carry a higher price tag. It can be tempting to…

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preventing basement floods

Keep Your Basement Dry with These Tips

Nothing strikes terror into a homeowner’s heart like coming home to water flooding the basement. Unfortunately, climate change has made basement floods increasingly common. It’s not only a pain to…

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